At 35 m², this is one of the lodge’s larger double rooms and the only room with a spa bath. It pairs a double bed with a kitchen and minibar, and opens onto a terrace overlooking the garden. The private bathroom also includes a bath.
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A Ta Van lodge in Sa Pa with balconies, garden and mountain views, kitchen-equipped rooms, outdoor dining, and rice terraces among the Mường Hoa valley villages.
TALACÀ Homestay is a lodge in Ta Van, 6.7 km south-east of Sa Pa town, with rooms overlooking garden and mountain scenery. Its range includes double rooms, a Queen Room with Spa Bath and a family room; sizes run from 20 to 35 m², and the family option has a double bed with two single beds. Kitchens feature across the room types, while balconies or terraces and garden views are common. The Queen Room with Spa Bath adds a spa bath and minibar, and the family room provides a larger layout with extra sleeping places.
Shared outdoor spaces include a garden, sun terrace, picnic area and outdoor seating, with barbecue facilities for meals outside. The on-site restaurant serves outdoor meals with mountain views, and breakfast choices include continental, vegetarian, vegan and Asian options. Other features include free WiFi in the rooms, a paid shuttle service, walking tours, hiking, local-culture classes and movie nights. Pets can stay without an extra charge. The lodge is in Ta Van, among the communities and rice terraces of the Mường Hoa valley, away from Sa Pa town centre.
TALACÀ Homestay has four room types: double and queen options for two people, including a Queen Room with Spa Bath, plus a family room. The rooms measure 20 or 35 m². The couple-oriented rooms have a double bed, while the family option combines two single beds with a double bed and accommodates up to three people. Kitchen facilities are a shared feature, and each room has a balcony or terrace and a garden view; several also have mountain or landmark views.
The larger 35 m² options are the Queen Room with Spa Bath and the Family Room with Bathroom. The former stands out for its spa bath and minibar, while the family room has extra beds and a private bathroom. The 20 m² rooms have double-bed layouts: one is named for its mountain view, and the other for its garden view. That Queen Room with Garden View has shared bathroom facilities, unlike the rooms with private bathrooms. Bathing facilities and kitchen equipment recur across the range, with room size, views and sleeping arrangements distinguishing each type.
At 35 m², this is one of the lodge’s larger double rooms and the only room with a spa bath. It pairs a double bed with a kitchen and minibar, and opens onto a terrace overlooking the garden. The private bathroom also includes a bath.
This 20 m² double room pairs a double bed with a kitchen, seating area and dining space. Its terrace faces the garden, with mountain views also included among the room’s outlooks. It has a bath and private bathroom, but no spa bath or minibar.
The 20 m² Queen Room with Garden View has a double bed, kitchen and terrace, with a bath and garden-facing outlook. Its bathroom is shared, unlike the private bathrooms in the other room types. A barbecue and seating area are also part of this room’s facilities.
At 35 m², this family room is the larger group layout, with two single beds and one double bed for up to three people. It has a private bathroom, kitchen and dining area, plus a terrace overlooking the garden. The extra sleeping places set it apart from the double rooms.
Outdoor facilities include a garden, sun terrace, terrace, balcony, patio, picnic area, outdoor furniture and outdoor dining area. Barbecue facilities complement these spaces, and activities include themed dinner nights, movie nights, walking tours, hiking, cooking classes and local-culture tours. Families have access to family rooms, board games and puzzles, and books, DVDs or music for children; a public bath and foot bath add bathing options. Pets are allowed without an extra charge, and pet bowls are provided.
Free WiFi is available in the rooms, alongside kitchens, cooking equipment, dining areas and seating areas. Bathroom facilities include private and shared toilets, a bath or shower, bidet, slippers, toiletries, towels and a hairdryer. Special-diet menus can be requested, and a snack bar is available. The shuttle service is paid, and there is no parking at the property. Breakfast choices include continental, vegetarian, vegan and Asian options.
TALACÀ Homestay is in Ta Van, 6.7 km south-east of Sa Pa town, in the Mường Hoa valley. Tả Van village is 750 m away, while Lao Chai is 2.3 km from the lodge and Hau Thao is 1.4 km away. These settlements are home to Hmong, Giay and Red Dao communities, with rice terraces on the surrounding slopes. The area is spread along the valley rather than within Sa Pa’s compact town centre, and paths run between its villages and cultivated hillsides.
Sa Pa Bus Station is 6.7 km away, and HasonHaivan Bus is 6.2 km away. The lodge offers a paid shuttle service, but has no parking, so plan the final leg from Sa Pa without relying on an on-site car space. From Hanoi, sleeper buses reach Sa Pa in 5 to 6 hours, while the overnight train reaches Lao Cai for a further hour uphill by bus or taxi; Noi Bai airport is about 320 km away, roughly 5 to 6 hours by road.
Carved Boulder Museum is 550 m away and Waterfall Quy Khach is 1.3 km away; Hâu Thào village viewpoint is 2 km from the lodge. The paths and hamlets around Tả Van and Lao Chai offer walks through the valley’s villages and terraces. The fields are green from June to August and turn golden at harvest in September and early October. June to August is also the wettest period; March to May and September to November are generally more settled, while December to February can be cold and foggy.
Staff are the strongest-rated aspect, with value for money and comfort close behind. Facilities and cleanliness receive weaker assessments, and the setting scores lowest among the areas guests have rated.
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TALACÀ Homestay is in Ta Van, 6.7 km from Sa Pa Bus Station. HasonHaivan Bus is 6.2 km away, and the lodge offers a paid shuttle service for the onward journey. There is no parking at the property. Check-in is from 14:00 to 22:00, and you need to tell the property your expected arrival time in advance.
TALACÀ Homestay is in Ta Van, with Carved Boulder Museum 550 m away and Tả Van village 750 m away. Waterfall Quy Khach is 1.3 km from the lodge, and Hau Thao is 1.4 km away. Hâu Thào village viewpoint lies 2 km away, while Lao Chai is 2.3 km away. Tả Van and Lao Chai are villages in the Mường Hoa valley, among rice terraces and local communities.
Breakfast choices at TALACÀ Homestay include continental, vegetarian, vegan and Asian options. Special-diet menus are available on request, and the on-site restaurant has outdoor dining with mountain views.
TALACÀ Homestay allows pets without an extra charge. Pet bowls are provided, and outdoor spaces include a garden, terrace and picnic area.
TALACÀ Homestay has two 20 m² double or queen rooms and two 35 m² rooms: a Queen Room with Spa Bath and a Family Room with Bathroom. The family room combines two single beds with a double bed and accommodates up to three people; the other rooms sleep two.
TALACÀ Homestay offers walking tours, hiking, cooking classes and tours or classes about local culture. The property also holds movie nights and themed dinner nights, with a garden, terrace and picnic area for outdoor gatherings.